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I'm entirely old school. I still use my Olin Mark IVs I bought in 1980 (high school for me). I've rented new skis a couple of times, and I hated them. This old dog doesn't want to learn new tricks. If I could buy brand new straight skies, I probably would -- these have a lot of years on them. But I have a style of skiing I prefer, and I just don't want to change that.

Such a helpful video - thank you!

Beginning of the end folks! Unfortunate but true!

Great video! Having done both, what would you pick, Arlberg vs Verbier?

Chile 🇨🇱🇦🇶🦭🐎🐧🗻☔🗿🍷

Great video. I am currently in Peru now, looking at going to Valle Nevado. Do you recommend waiting til 2025 to go? I looked a few days ago and it's still open until oct 20. Was thinking of going from oct 18-20. I'd also be renting gear / clothing this time since it's last minute.

Did both countries around 4 years an even thought Chile, is way better. Resort, accesibility, variety, infraestructure, also in Chile people respect line and are more organized overall, it amazing!

NOT BAD, PERO LAS MEJORES CANCHAS ESTAN EN LA PARTE ALTA HACIA TRES PUNTAS, PERO SON DE ANDARIVELES DE ARRASTRE Y CUANDO LLEJAS ARRIBA NO TIENEN PENDIENTE Y SI ANDAS EN SNOWBOARD ES MUY CANSADOR ESTAR SACANDOSE Y PONIENDOSE LAS FIJACIONES

About time you Arab sheep. How long will it take you to get a democratic Govt that decides to work with Israel?

people like you are one of the reasons that gets people killed in the mountains, thats serious avalanche terrain with glaciers and crevasses as well, fkn stupid to go there without the proper gear. I almost got caught in an avalanche in that exact same spot because of a guy just like you, no knowledge of the terrain, no knowledge on how to behave in that terrain and no gear to fix their potentially deadly mistakes.

I'm from Brazil and have been in both countries ans sure can say Argentina is way way better. I'm not saying that Chile is bad or something. Santiago is amazing but for that snow and ski feeling, Bariloche, Vila la Angostura and San Martin de Los andes have my heart. I used to travel to Argentina every year. But I'm curious to know Nevados de Chillan and Pucon, in Chile :)

Going with my friends there for the first time in february this video just made me even more excited 😅

This is superb. Exactly the sort of information I was looking for. Thank you.

can you rent a snowboard there?

Dude, well made video and cool to watch but you shouldn't be doing this alone! did you have avalanche kit on you? you crossed glaciers filled with crevasses and proper got away with it this time 😅 enjoy the off piste but you should be a bit more careful when you do. Stay safe 🤞

Making a review of A-Basin. Good to know they're winning in the burger department. I fell in love with Copper, but need to make it to Keystone and Breck'.

Catedral is the biggest in South America, you never get bored there, lot of places new to ski with different slopes and types of snow

Any recommendations on best way to fly into St. anton and transit from airport to lodging?

I was here about 30 years ago and it doesn't look it has changed at all. It felt like being on a cruise ship - you saw the same people at meals, around the hotel and on the slopes. It's really a unique experience. I was on a business trip to BA, so I could go there. I don't think it's worth flying from the US for this.

I was lucky to do it in BC. IT WAS EPIC-ER!

Leuke video met leuke edits en goede informatie 👌🏼

Hi, even though El Colorado has fewer advanced ski/board slopes, the ones it does have are better than those at La Parva or Valle Nevado.

At Valley Nevado right now, your videos were extremely helpful!🙏🏼 hitting foxtrot had amazing views!

always Argentina.

Thanks for sharing the information, this is very helpful!!

what did u used for filming >?

The fact that they don't need snow machines makes it better than the rest

Los dos tiene lo suyo no mas peleas entre hermanos!

Wow, really great video! I've mapped all that out on Google but it looks a fair bit more complicated than I thought. What a superlative blessing to be able to experience those places. You should say what time of year you were there so we can assess the snow/timeframe. Thanks a lot, that place is really amazing!!

This year, I’ve skied Valle Nevado and La Parva multiple days (20+) from top to bottom, and having a season pass for both is pure magic. The combined skiable areas make a skiing dream in Chile come true like never before. This season has been incredible, and I highly recommend getting a season pass for next year. Valle Nevado is even planning on buying El Colorado, which would take the experience to another level!

Gotta get the mouth of the Cottonwoods by 6:45 am on a POW day. Then have a nice drive up and relax in lodge at the base. At about 8:15 am head out and stand in line for Gadzoom. Skip the tram. Gad Valley usually opens earlier. Nice plan NY SkiBoy... skip lunch so you can get more vert

ua-cam.com/video/nYBqiRwZ5EA/v-deo.htmlsi=jynWtabzOiFfahIg Experience skiing in this magical place.

I'm from Seattle. Actually North of Seattle in Lynnwood. Crystal is much better, except Stevens Pass was 1 hour closer, so I skiied Stevens 10 times more. But when I lived in downtown Seattle, I always chose to ski Crystal even though it was still a half an hour longer drive. The video uses SeaTac for the starting point. But that is a half an hour South of Seattle

I went both, and I liked Cerro Catedoral much more than Valle Nevado. The infrastructure at Cerro Catedoral is so much more developed than Valle Nevado. It was painful to take the T-bar lifts at Valle Nevado, and the gondola there is a real design mistake. I got bored at Valle Nevado much sooner than at Carro Catedoral. I also liked to stay in Bariloche, a beautiful city by beautiful lake and mountains. Restaurants in the city were really good. There are so many options for room and board, and the hotel we stayed in Bariloche was very cheap. A public bus to Carro Catedoral was fine, and it was only about $2. Taxi was about $20. No need of having a rental car.

this is a really good video

LOL no. Modern ski destroys old tech.

Thank you for a great video. Very interesting stats on the various resorts. I have never skied in America. I live in the 3 Vallées, in the Belleville valley (Val Thorens valley).

Not Powdery? hahaha, come to Australia to see not powdery...

Aweomes vid.. Heading there at the end of Jan 2025 . Doing a snow dance

Very nice place ,, and video 😊

How many hour you take plane from U.S. to that place?

Wow that nice place ah

Too much far this place in chille south america

Been to both more than once and despite the views at Cerro Catedral, there is no doubt IMO better to go to Chile.

Great and very accurate video ! I'm from Argentina now going to VN for skiing. This season, and due to currency fluctuations, is more affordable going to Chile.

Thank You for your time and information is really helpful great videos

Dude, GARGANTA (Throat) Not Garuanta! East aspect slopes in the morning. West aspect slopes in the afternoon...

The name of the run is GARGANTA, not "Guaranta" and means Throat

Fantástico!

Doesn't matter what the paper said about terrain. El Colorado offers way better terrain for advanced skiers than La Parva and Valle Nevado. Best area in terms of terrain and snow bay far of the three areas is what you can see of El Colorado from Valle Nevado, Cono Este and Valle Olímpico of El Colorado is the envy of the other two ski areas, specially in a powder day. I worked as ski instructor 7 years in El Colorado and 7 years in Valle Nevado and have been skiing the three areas since I was a kid. If I have to chose to ski one of the three just for my own enjoyment, I will choose El Colorado with no any doubt. Now if I going to ski in Chile and have limited time, I will skip the three areas around Santiago and for no much travel time go straight to Portillo, where the real expert terrain is an where the world class skiers choose to go. I little about my background. I'm a ski instructor in Beaver Creek , Colorado for the last 26 years and have been skiing plenty in most of the most demanding ski areas in the west.